Matrixport Whale-Linked ETH and BTC Long Positions Currently Up Over $22 Million

March 5 — Per market sources, the White House has reportedly submitted Kevin Warsh’s nomination to serve as Federal Reserve Chair to the Senate. (FX168)

March 5 — Market sources report that some Anthropic investors are pushing to de-escalate tensions with the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). The investors cite "supply chain risks" as a key concern, warning the friction could harm Anthropic’s business. The company remains in ongoing discussions with the DoD.

Per official sources, Coinbase will list Limitless (LMTS) spot trading on March 5, 2026. The LMTS-USD trading pair will launch at 9:00 AM Pacific Time or later, subject to meeting liquidity requirements and availability in supported trading regions.

On March 5, monitoring from HyperInsight (via its Telegram channel at https://t.me/HyperInsight) indicates that the address linked to "Big Brother Whale" Huang Lizheng has expanded its ETH long position to 6,050 coins—valued at roughly $13 million. The position currently holds an unrealized profit of $670,000, with an average entry price of $2,039.93 and a liquidation price of $2,012.10.

On March 5, Eric Trump—son of former U.S. President Donald Trump—announced on X that American Bitcoin, the Trump family’s mining company, has accumulated more than 6,500 BTC, with an additional 500 BTC acquired in the past 21 days. American Bitcoin now ranks as the world’s 17th largest publicly traded Bitcoin company.

On March 5th, The Wall Street Journal reported that Bob McRae—OpenAI’s former Chief Research Officer—is currently raising $70 million for a startup focused on AI-powered manufacturing automation software and platforms. The new firm, Arda, was co-founded by McRae and is seeking funding at a $700 million valuation, per people familiar with the matter. Founders Fund and Accel are co-leading the round, with Khosla Ventures and XYZ Venture Capital participating. The financing is not yet finalized, and deal terms remain subject to change. Arda’s platform includes a system that analyzes factory floor video data to train robots to autonomously operate factory floor models. Its software will coordinate machines and humans across the entire production lifecycle—from product design and manufacturability to finished goods offloading—aiming to make Western Hemisphere manufacturing cost-effective. (Source: Jinse)